NEW-YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC; A MODESTLY ORGANIZED SCHOOL RAPIDLY GROWING TO DISTINCTION.

The recent enlargement of the building, No. 163 East Seventieth-street, of which the New-York College of Music has the free use and absolute control, together with important additions to the Faculty, draws public attention to the fact that a first-class school of musical instruction has quietly grown up in this City with scarcely any other helpful influences than talent and industry. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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